segunda-feira, 15 outubro 2007 Maemo SDK Appliance, release 0.3 Por Marcelo Lira ¶ Postado em Linux, Maemo, Release, SoftwareLivre/OpenSource, Virtualização ¶ 5 Comentários This release has the same things found in 0.2, plus Bora SDK for i386 and armel targets, and Open VMware Tools. Download in two parts: maemo-sdk-vmware_0.3.7z.001 maemo-sdk-vmware_0.3.7z.002 You will need 7zip to unpack the files. Compartilhe isso: Clique para compartilhar no Facebook(abre em nova janela) Facebook Clique para compartilhar no X(abre em nova janela) 18+ Curtir Carregando... Relacionado
dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure must be run as root Happen to know the root password? tried ‘maemo’ didn’t work… Thanks Jason Responder
Hi Jason, for security reasons in a Ubuntu derived system the root account is disabled. Use sudo instead: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg the password asked is the one of the normal user, which is “maemo”. Regards Responder
Thanks for the reply, I figured out to use sudo (duh hehe) but sudo didn’t seem to work for everything I was messing with(I forget what it was now), so there’s no way to get root on it? sorry for the dumb questions, but I am still a linux noob Responder
No problem, I’m noobie in far more things than Linux and people don’t care (i hope). 🙂 To get a root terminal in Ubuntu use this: sudo -s and the user password as usual. Responder
dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
/usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure must be run as root
Happen to know the root password? tried ‘maemo’ didn’t work…
Thanks
Jason
Hi Jason,
for security reasons in a Ubuntu derived system the root account is disabled. Use sudo instead:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
the password asked is the one of the normal user, which is “maemo”.
Regards
Thanks for the reply, I figured out to use sudo (duh hehe) but sudo didn’t seem to work for everything I was messing with(I forget what it was now), so there’s no way to get root on it?
sorry for the dumb questions, but I am still a linux noob
No problem, I’m noobie in far more things than Linux and people don’t care (i hope). 🙂
To get a root terminal in Ubuntu use this:
sudo -s
and the user password as usual.
Thanks SO much that helps a lot!
🙂